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- Mar 14, 2007
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Round 11 is over and this is scottyD’s report.
Over in Nhill, the Tigers met the Warrack Eagles where game full of goals favoured one team. Warrack had no answers as Nhill booted 5 goals into the first quarter with 3 points compared to Warracknabeals single point. The second quarter showed Nhill would win this game with ease as they slotted 3 goals and a couple behinds leaving Warrack still with the same score. Half-time scores were Nhill 8.5 (53) to Warracknabeal 0.1 (1). Nhill entertained the crowd as they added another 4 on the board with one minor and not letting Warrack put the ball through the sticks once. The last quarter could not come any sweeter for Nhill as they kicked 8 goals straight. Jesse Murphy from Warrack provided them with their first major but it didn’t help as Nhill won comfortably. Nhill’s Josh Jarred and Liam Schwarz had their kicking boots on as they kicked 4 goals each with Mitch Borgelt and Ricky Scott happy with 3 each.
Final scores were Nhill 20.6 (126) Warracknabeal 1.1 (7)
Best at Nhill for Nhill was Martin Dufty and Fred Stephen while Warracks Alex Ross and Brendan Hobbs earned their best on ground for the Eagles.
At City Oval, Horsham, the Demons hosted the Diggers at what would be a close game. Demons included Nathan Kelly into their line-up at the last minute and Horsham filled up their empty spots for Under 14 players. First quarter showed the Demons kicking 3.3 and the Diggers with 2.3. Horsham kicked an easy 4 goals with the Diggers 1 leaving the half-time scores at Horsham 7.5 (47) and United 3.3 (21). After a dreadful first half, the Diggers woke up slotting 3 goals 4 allowing the Demons to kick a point in the third. Great play by both teams helped them believe they could win this game as the Diggers were down by 7 coming into the final term. Michael O’Callaghan helped as the Demons kicked 1 more to the board and 2 behinds. The Diggers kicked 1 goal and a point as the game was about over. Two late shots by the Diggers saw the ball go out-on-the-full twice and let Horsham take the win by a single goal. Alistair Byrne kicked a healthy 4 for the Diggers while Jordan Duncan placed 2 goals through nicely for the Demons.
Final scores Horsham 8.8 (56) United 7.8 (50)
Best on ground for the Demons were James Woods and Michael O’Callaghan while United’s Adam Taylor and Jarrod Khan battled hard.
*Also, Nathan Byrne was awarded the Police Medal due to his efforts against Nhill last week.
At Coughlan Park, Horsham, the Saints met the fierce Ararat Rats. A goal to the Saints with the help of Mitchell Creek let the Saints have 1.1 (7) coming into the first break. Ararat had 3.1 (19) at quarter time and at this stage, the game could’ve gone both ways. The Saints however had no response to Ararat’s 2 goals in the second term and at half-time, the scores were Horsham Saints 1.1 (7) to Ararat 5.4 (34). Jake Williamson helped spur the Rats as they succeeded an amazing 6 goals and 4 minors in the third and they held a 68 point at the last break. Horsham Saints kicked a couple along with 5 points but Ararat had answers for everything added another 4 goals straight. Mitch Creek held the Saints only 3 goals while Jake Williamson of Ararat kicked 5 goals taking his goal tally for the season to 11.
Final scores were Saints 3.7 (25) to Ararat 14.8 (92)
Josh Dunn and Jake Williamson earned their clubs best on grounds while the Saint’s had Mitch Creek and Tristan Mason in their best.
In Dimboola today, the Kangaroo’s met the Burra’s at a near bottom of the ladder clash. Dimboola looked strong kicking 5 goals in the first along with another 3 in the second. Minyip-Murtoa were held scoreless at the mid-break and looked to have lost the game already. David Elliot starred as Dimboola kept kicking goals leaving the half-time scores to Dimboola 8.8 (56) to Minyip-Murtoa 0.0 (0). David Elliot did everything as Dimboola kicked 7 goals in the third with M-M still failing to score. At the last 20 minutes, M-M found 2 goals thanks to Daniel Launer and Sean Walsh but Dimboola didn’t let that stop them kicking 5 goals in the end. Dimboola, the second team this week to reach 20 goals, found themselves getting their first win after their recent 5 losses. David Elliot kicked the week’s highest amount of goals (9) which helped steer them towards victory.
Final scores were Dimboola 20.14 (134) to M-Murtoa 2.0 (12)
Matthew Schultz and Darcy Barber got in the best for Dimboola while Shane Gusman and Cormac Rabl did what they could for Minyip-Murtoa.
Stawell had the bye...
Over in Nhill, the Tigers met the Warrack Eagles where game full of goals favoured one team. Warrack had no answers as Nhill booted 5 goals into the first quarter with 3 points compared to Warracknabeals single point. The second quarter showed Nhill would win this game with ease as they slotted 3 goals and a couple behinds leaving Warrack still with the same score. Half-time scores were Nhill 8.5 (53) to Warracknabeal 0.1 (1). Nhill entertained the crowd as they added another 4 on the board with one minor and not letting Warrack put the ball through the sticks once. The last quarter could not come any sweeter for Nhill as they kicked 8 goals straight. Jesse Murphy from Warrack provided them with their first major but it didn’t help as Nhill won comfortably. Nhill’s Josh Jarred and Liam Schwarz had their kicking boots on as they kicked 4 goals each with Mitch Borgelt and Ricky Scott happy with 3 each.
Final scores were Nhill 20.6 (126) Warracknabeal 1.1 (7)
Best at Nhill for Nhill was Martin Dufty and Fred Stephen while Warracks Alex Ross and Brendan Hobbs earned their best on ground for the Eagles.
At City Oval, Horsham, the Demons hosted the Diggers at what would be a close game. Demons included Nathan Kelly into their line-up at the last minute and Horsham filled up their empty spots for Under 14 players. First quarter showed the Demons kicking 3.3 and the Diggers with 2.3. Horsham kicked an easy 4 goals with the Diggers 1 leaving the half-time scores at Horsham 7.5 (47) and United 3.3 (21). After a dreadful first half, the Diggers woke up slotting 3 goals 4 allowing the Demons to kick a point in the third. Great play by both teams helped them believe they could win this game as the Diggers were down by 7 coming into the final term. Michael O’Callaghan helped as the Demons kicked 1 more to the board and 2 behinds. The Diggers kicked 1 goal and a point as the game was about over. Two late shots by the Diggers saw the ball go out-on-the-full twice and let Horsham take the win by a single goal. Alistair Byrne kicked a healthy 4 for the Diggers while Jordan Duncan placed 2 goals through nicely for the Demons.
Final scores Horsham 8.8 (56) United 7.8 (50)
Best on ground for the Demons were James Woods and Michael O’Callaghan while United’s Adam Taylor and Jarrod Khan battled hard.
*Also, Nathan Byrne was awarded the Police Medal due to his efforts against Nhill last week.
At Coughlan Park, Horsham, the Saints met the fierce Ararat Rats. A goal to the Saints with the help of Mitchell Creek let the Saints have 1.1 (7) coming into the first break. Ararat had 3.1 (19) at quarter time and at this stage, the game could’ve gone both ways. The Saints however had no response to Ararat’s 2 goals in the second term and at half-time, the scores were Horsham Saints 1.1 (7) to Ararat 5.4 (34). Jake Williamson helped spur the Rats as they succeeded an amazing 6 goals and 4 minors in the third and they held a 68 point at the last break. Horsham Saints kicked a couple along with 5 points but Ararat had answers for everything added another 4 goals straight. Mitch Creek held the Saints only 3 goals while Jake Williamson of Ararat kicked 5 goals taking his goal tally for the season to 11.
Final scores were Saints 3.7 (25) to Ararat 14.8 (92)
Josh Dunn and Jake Williamson earned their clubs best on grounds while the Saint’s had Mitch Creek and Tristan Mason in their best.
In Dimboola today, the Kangaroo’s met the Burra’s at a near bottom of the ladder clash. Dimboola looked strong kicking 5 goals in the first along with another 3 in the second. Minyip-Murtoa were held scoreless at the mid-break and looked to have lost the game already. David Elliot starred as Dimboola kept kicking goals leaving the half-time scores to Dimboola 8.8 (56) to Minyip-Murtoa 0.0 (0). David Elliot did everything as Dimboola kicked 7 goals in the third with M-M still failing to score. At the last 20 minutes, M-M found 2 goals thanks to Daniel Launer and Sean Walsh but Dimboola didn’t let that stop them kicking 5 goals in the end. Dimboola, the second team this week to reach 20 goals, found themselves getting their first win after their recent 5 losses. David Elliot kicked the week’s highest amount of goals (9) which helped steer them towards victory.
Final scores were Dimboola 20.14 (134) to M-Murtoa 2.0 (12)
Matthew Schultz and Darcy Barber got in the best for Dimboola while Shane Gusman and Cormac Rabl did what they could for Minyip-Murtoa.
Stawell had the bye...
